An interview is a precious opportunity to make a positive, memorable impression and advance a researcher’s career. Thorough preparation is vital, and that means working on style as well as […]
“Entanglement makes all the categories of humanist qualitative research problematic.” (Lather and St. Pierre, 2013) How does our analysis shift when we stop asking ‘What does this data show?’ and […]
The Messy Realities of Anticolonial Research: Reimagining Language Practices in Secondary Education in Nigeria Mercy Martins, PhD researcher in Education at the University of Bath My research explores how language […]
Higher Education in Nigerian public discourse Yusuf Olaniyan, SWDTP-funded PhD researcher in Education at the University of Bath This presentation will discuss the methodological approach and data analysis techniques used […]
Participatory research is a collaborative approach to inquiry that actively involves stakeholders, like community members, service users, or practitioners, in the design, implementation, and interpretation of research. These approaches can […]
The study of language is a key component of social science research. Studies range from critical analyses of media discourse to historical approaches that uncover how language changes over time, […]
Beginning from the Inside Out: The Value of Pilot Studies in Decolonial Research Kate Matzopoulos, PhD researcher in Education at the University of Bath This presentation explores the value of […]